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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 3, 1921 · page 16

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DANCING TREES.

 

'We're going to have a dance." said
Sunbeams, “and we‘re going to
co all day."

“Oh. do invite us to the dance,"
ed the Aspen trees, cousins of the
lar trees.

l ‘Wo womd love to have you come
“ the dance," said the Sunbeams.
"1“Wouid you mlnd having it near
fire we live?" asked the Aspens. “be
”use you know we cannot travel away
”ugh we can dance." .

i “It would be a pleasure," said the
“beams.

'y 'May we come too?"
m Brothers.

l ‘We're willing,“ said the Sunbeams.
, ‘We're willing.“ said the Aspens.

' ‘We‘re really delighted you want to
he to our party." the Sunbeam:
“ed.

‘And we always root very friendly

w you,” the Aspeni said.
"mu us." said the Sunbeams, "why
n’re called the Trcmhilng Aspens or
.lking Aspens, or whatever it is
”If"! always called?

“You are supposed to be very
Dervmm and shaky because you trem-
ue all the tune."

'W'e will toll you.“ said the Aspens,
“but we l'unnol stop shaking even
when we do. ilnt it im’t really shak-
k We do, it i~ dancing!

“Yes, an many crcatttrea tthk‘we
m trembling with fear and that we

asked the

 

“Help Us to Dance."

Cu very nervous. lint. oh, dear. how
' m: they are-I
‘We‘re not til-nuns, We‘re not trem-
Hlnx become \ve'rt- ni‘ruld. We

mldn't be ttt'rnhl, the world is too

.0er i
“When there are Snnbentns and
Me llrot hm"! for friends. why

"It! we be afraid? .

'We aren'tf That in the answer to
‘t question \\ ub‘e naked.

”h, Sunbvanm and ltreeze Broth—
“ the Ann-n" arcn't llt'r\'ull~£ and
a don't trembli- from fear. Never
H anyone toil you that.

. ‘fiey sltnhe all the time because
-t II the way thuy have of dancing.

‘niey love to dance. They never
W Weary of tlrttu'iuKI

‘When there is hardly any breeze It
- '0 dance because we lwg the very
“It little hreem- to play with us.

.Alld they all will play with as!
M will come along and ask us it
“We timd. But we‘re never. never
“I

We always like to dance.

.II the springtime. we have pretty
“1 Otklna which grow out of our
H. We even dance then. When
”'1‘ fixing our spring clothes we
be:

'When we‘re changing our costumes

- dance. \Vhe‘n we become lovely
"I leave: we dance. '
, "that is why we asked you, Sun-
has. to lo-t us Join your dance to-
”. Somctitncs we‘ve danced along
it you when 3on‘vc hardly noticed
" But wt- lliitlei‘sluml that. For you
*D so bu y dancing yourselves.

.And you. Breeze Brothers, you
heart known alwayx' that we were
.dnx with you. because you‘ve been
'h taking un-ssages around for the
was. or doing some other little er-
“, or elw playing, or dancing your-
fine.
-' '3!!! We've never missed a chance.
“, never, never! The Aupena are
me:- still. When the other trees are
r and having an tiftcl'nOon nap on

mmer's day. we, the Aspens, are
hung gally.

We. Sunbeatnk‘. lct urt all dance
.d and fast now, and Bret-7» liroth-
a, help us to dance fine and merry

heel!
.‘Ibr we love to dance, oh. we love to
- dance.
_ And we always do when we get the
chance?

and the chance comes often (or we
never miss one

'Ihncing to us is the greatest of fun!"

And the Aspen loaves danced on the

”I trees, even as they chatted.

 

A Good Time Coming.

M was company at dinner and.
- In and heir listened to the con-
”on. During the meet an animat-
C‘eusslon arose regarding the feel-
~ yhlch, some one maintained. lull
“I! between the North and the
“I. The minis remarked:

"lie time is lng. not far oil,
“* there will be no north, loath,
~ «- west, and—"

,‘Ion't that be splendid!" interrupt-

_ C mu. Willie.

W does that interest you?”
* the boy's astonished pant.
“Elan-e it will be a. much easier
“I Emigraphy." .

 
 
 

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What a wonderful occasion it is When you first step into your
own home, where, surrounded by the things you have chosen
together, you rejoice in its charm and atmosphere of s n u g
comfort. If you have selected your furniture Wisely and well,
time will but reveal the wealth of pleasure your home and its
furnishings will give you through the years to come. fl .5331,

 
 

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Our service bo'young married couples in the proper selection
of their furniture is not confined merely to the sale of our
merchandise. It includes counsel and advice in choosing the
right style, in harmonizing. color schemes and in fully making
your dreams for an ideal little home come true. Feel free to

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a. classified ad in the Sentinel

 

 

 

 

 

 

This Mahogany Rocker
$15.00

l‘crhaps thcrc iv an odd corner in
your living: room that nc-‘dx such a.
comfortable l‘m'kt-i' as this'. It is
generously proportioin-d witlt a full
.ulll‘lllt: scat, upholstered in beautiful
tapestry and with frame finished in
mahogany. A very unnuml rocker
at an exceptionally moderate price.

 

 

Dining Chairs
Set of Six, $33.00

If you are planning on cplaciug
your dining: room chairs no; or need
a set of new chairx‘, this' well con-
structcd, oak chair with a brown
leather scat will be sure to meet your
approval. Ordinarily they are priced
atfar more than this price.

 

 

Dining Tables
$19.00 to $75.00‘

Perhaps you are looking for an odd
dining table to match your other
furniture. This gracefully designed
Queen Anne period style is a beauty,
combining simplicity with all the
natural charm of its period. It has a
48-inch top, finished in golden oak.

‘ .ANGEVI

16 North Main St.‘ ' -

 

call upon us.

This Beautiful Queen 'Anne Period“: Dining 5"
‘ Room Suite

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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llcr'o is' dining room furni‘ MW of the
lllix‘sl quality and charactv-r :‘h-i .l' u
vorv lilmlt‘\l price. it l..l bcmtlii‘t

Queen Anne period siylo: hi‘t' of ill"
\v-r)‘ lat-wt designs. iini~h. .l i.i llt'alllli-
i'ul walnut. l‘IthttiLitcly manic, char-
actcri/cd by the finest cabinet work

throughout, it is a real lit‘c-timc fur-

'A Cedar Chest for
the Bride

 

livery home needs a cedar chest. Not.
only will this model make a beauti-
ful addition to any bedroom but. in
addition. it will ofi'cr isnfe, moth-
pront‘ storage for woolen.» furs,
linens. etc. It is a large size chest,
made of genuine rcd cedar.

Other styles from $15.00 to $50.00.

 

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$198.00

 

 
 
 
 

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.\~ on. special price. the suite includes
" uuc of lhc wry latest design dining
taltlc. with a large buffet, china cabi-
n--t, live dining chairs and an arm
chair with genuine leather seats. The
server may be included at a small ex-
tra t'l)\l of $20.00. ‘

Attractive
Brass Beds

 

This massive brass bed is only one of
the many (lifl'crcnt styles we are
SliO‘Klllg now at attractively low
priccs. They come in beautiful satin
vclvct finish with heavy posts and
fillers. and are the kind of beds that
will give years of‘ satisfactory

service. $28.00 ”$80.00.

This 4-Piece Bed Room Suite. Is Only $98.00

 

'An‘ outstanding value in bedroom fur.
niture that will be sure to appeal to
everyone interested in economy. This
suite includes all four pieces exactly

as pic‘i urediabove, beautifully finished ‘

in walnut. \Ve have final; a few of
these suites. so we would advise you
to come early if you want to take ad-
vantage of this special price.

 

 
 

fl‘he‘ complete suite includes a large
size dre‘sscr with big beautiful plate
glass mirror, 3 chifiéngrdo match and
«a dressing table villa a triplicate
mirror. as pictured, and. a ‘full size
_bed. Exquisitely madamd finished in

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every detail this to? te suite is a
wonderful viable at“

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This Fumed Oak
Duofold $49.00

There is hardly any otltcr piece of
furniture that will givc the same
:wrvicc as will a (littlfold llkt' iliis. A
single, simple motion t'tlll\‘t'i'i\‘ it in-
:~lantl_\' from a davcnport into a full
sized bed and practically plat-cs an

- extra bedroom in your home at very
little cos-t. lt is beautifully finished
in fumed oak,

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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This Top Icer
Refrigerator $2100 '

Every housekeeper needs a good re-
frigerator to prcvcnt waste of food.
The top~iccr model pictured above
has an ice capacity of 45 lbs. and a
large, roomy food chamber with a
full white, enamel lining. It is an ex-
traordinary value. iudccd. and a real
value at this price.

Gas Ranges $49.00

 

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The June bride‘s kitchen is not com-
plete without a goo gas range.
This model, with four top burners,
and a full size, roomy oven and a
large broiler is a most. unusual value
at its special price of $49.00. ,

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IT URE CO.

5? Opp. Palace Theatre

 

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